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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18
TEE REGESTRLrTOY.

% AoAdsy City Clark FOrrest, vho
10 sz e1seio Registrar Of the city, will
commence taking the names Of ell per
sons qualified who desire 10 vote at the
nsxt city election. In conversation
With q reporter yesterday Mr.. Forrest
stated that no person will Be required
to register this year Who was registered
last year, unless he shall have moved
into q different wsPd from where be
lived at the time Of his last registration.
RepoFtsF-Will women be permitted
10 register this yearf
Mr.. Forrest-Net without an order
from the Court. Since she Hupreme
Court has decided that the voman's
suffrage Law was unconstitutional and
therefore void, I would nos feel like
taking the responsibility OF incuFFipe
she expense Of registering the names OF
q lot OF women, only 70 have then
Yotes rejected. Tbs course that will
probably 10 pursued 10 this: Toe nrst
woman who comes TO be registered viii
be refused. With the understanding thai
she will 90 before Chief Jnstice Jones
and apply for q writ of mandamus TO
compel the officers 10 register her name.
rho case will then be heard BY his
HonoF a. q test case, and the actions Of
tie registering OH Ssrs viii be governed
BY bis decision.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18
PERSONALS.

DIX Howard and wife. Of ssAhock. a.s
IN the city.
Sam y. Coombs is spending few daI :
with his family.
Paul 8 huiz. Of Portland. Is registered
ct the Occidental.
JaHeg McNsv ght and G. II. HanfoFd
etaruei last evening.
] 8 Goldsmith. q travelling man ei
Portland. is In the Of y.
WI. wadleiEh and wife returned q
Seattle last evening frtm ssn y aneist o,
J.mes PiRous an4 wife. II ruyallnp are
In the city aAd Registered at the Bfuns-
wick.
Rev. Fathers J. A. McLaehen and w.
0shea arrived 10 the citg ! 81 evening
ant were welcomed by Father Prefos'
tAine.
Frank w. CLAYTON and wife Of Ka
mi chta. arrived In the city yesterday
mornin aud left Ia the afternoon for
Port hlAkely.
Ma Thomas Russell and child, of A
tofia; W J Mage. W. Woodou n. OF
LsconnaI; James Harri. j. DsmmAn, OF
Eiiensbusgh; h. r sohcf. Of Evansville.
Are 81 the Co nmeroiAl
W. u. l. Williams, Of FFankl' n; y. N
ChHohill, OF Chicago; VIM J. Nftkius
aud wife, "a. q. kc~d OF Fr nK In. Ms.
Captain Sloan. Of san Francisco. v h
Aos,e n Raleigh. n. c; J. :. BenDea
and vita OF Reading. Pa; are at the
Occidental.
T. y Mess. Of White River; q G. Cur
tt OF Whatoam; D. Blackm n. OF Smoke
mish; Mts 'ncs, Of NsNca tie; Jane.
Pineut and wife. A. 5. FAiquhATson and
wife, o. PuyAliup. J. T.. Ailsway. X. ID.
Love Of qaAk; Vim. J, Hamilton, Of la
eons; c. NJ. Hal, OF Pot Ludlow. are ~
The brnntwick.
Georre W, HAgan OF Puyailup; Joeeph
{ IN took. OF 20 I Madt %: ". n. Mar.
IN an wife. II Kent; 8 tsolstmith "
furtland. Il. Gelbble. Andrsw J Rsen. ~
Tacoma. Z Olsen. Of Stsnwsod. =. q,
em Their X Csrdtnal, q Rsntan: Eugene
LHnky. OF san Frsn 10 o; y
ss-pee. = u Victoria. are al the Airing
hrA weleh OF Sausk; G. r shaw. of
rAy City: tsaAc CoFmick. OF Port Gao be
sehn CamPbsl o. sstillwa er Mtns :
Alies, o, San J ~; W u hill OF CIR err
ave J ihn tn ma and soa II kansas
~ :. htideh enc, Of Stsnwoo I: a. W.
Sssae and Sl'r, \. sis ne and wife, Mrs.
Nladsr and two ehttStei. Of Portl md.
eat The New Eagiand
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18
rEATABsTRAoT KATrER AGAIN..

Il viii be ssmsmhsred that at tbs last
session Of the Bard Of County Con-
missioners Mr. Baker. chief eleFk In the
Assessors ofise. put in . claim foI
$500, for farnishina IN abssrass Of IN
eancsllsd mortgages for the use Of the
Assessor. which claim vas ail0wsd
shortly afteEVard. hogeveF, aud before
the sosio vas d sltvefed 10 Mr.. b tk-F,
SEINE Of the membera Of the Board
eoaclnded that the claim vas unFeAsan-
able, and stopped the issue Of the var
rant. Reoently the B ard, In order 70
Res SONS additional light On the sub
isct, Appointed . committee Of experts.
consisting of EdVArd VoR Tobel and II.
H. Ames, TO examine the Work and re-
port upon e. Yesterday afteFnson tbs
committee submitted q very lengthy re-
port, the last paragraph Of which covers
the whole ground, and reads 80 folloWS:
Toe cost Of the book, siReludinG
headings and ruling, vac about so
TIE amount OF vork IN the BOOK In
writing. go f0lios. at 20 cents PSF folio,
will amount to $50, N Aking Q total for
the book Of so. The york 10 thorough
and eomplste."
EDWARD VoN ToRKL.
II II AMEs.
The report Of the Experts vas received
and adopted. and the Auditor vas in
structed to draw warrant In favor Of
Mr.. Baker for that amount.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18
BREVTTLES.

HIRh tie today 81 Isl D. n.
No Eastern mail arrived last evening.
phss VIII b with rs again On Monday.
The Mexico resumed her foute. sailing
Yesterday fer the sound.
A SOW IosS Of Is 0o0brick arrived kere
Yesterday from tha Nc ADisier yard.
1he steamer Lone Fisherman under.
went her annual inspec Ion yesterday.
The sehooner MagRie arrived On port
ya.ferdsy with 900 feet Of flashing
umbeF fiom the SAINT b NALL
MIie. Rhes has made e. est hit IN The
WIDOW she plays that character ~
Frys's Opera House on Monday.
The tua Bal e'y wss In port Yesterday
azd returned 10 oTt Blskely In the ate
nesa with twenty-fsuf barrels Of oh-
The ship Ivanhoe IL In the stream ready
for see, Fbe has ca 20 Of 1l3l tons OF
Black Diamobd coal for San Francisco.
The harks nsine Grace Robsi t. VIII sail
frcm San Frsneifco for seatt Q. To- ded
win freight. the latter part Of the present
month.
The bark Aureoia. los ded with Isso tons
AZ Cedlr Mountain CAL. Whe wed TO
sse " sierday Afternoon By the tug s. l.
Maailek.
TIA Frederick wards company leave
this poTning for Tacoma, snt after ap-
Deasing thAIa this evening. VIII 70 we fog
81 Paul going via the sw,tchoack.
AlasRa number Of our peorle have sig
lead her inienflf Of joining the Ton
gTeeaiios 81 pssple this morn ng on Their
excurson end picnic tn 0afdneT'e Beach
ne steamer leav . 81 . a N and p m.
The stsamshlp Geo. w. K'dsr sailed
frem here Of o'clock pm. tesie day, W IN
10 tons % mis- ellsnt Gus fIes ht oons 81
hgo' 10 b le, OF wool hides. p eks ard
shovels nj the following passenger list:
ID. Blabe h I'D, DR.. Burth w : DraIe.
d Bruth. Ms. Lyle Miss McKnieht. q.
I. Rrnad. Mrs. x. shaw and fourteen in
the gieerage.
The San Francisco. Exam'nar rays that
the ship IodisBa has b@D ehaiteres by
he Blaa < diamond O. al ompany for tho
EsStfle coal / ads The Indiana has been
ergsafd in the EeWC art'e ceal trade { y
some IT, past and her tonn' 90 II 100
tooa. The Black Diamond Company re-
Tosis that " the demand 10 Coz increases
itwDl be compelled 10 put sother Vestel
10 tbs n de.
Articles = incorporation Of the Mutual
oan and Bal ding As otl4t on Of Soalt'e
were fled IN the Auditors Office. he OBJ
iset Of the association set forth 10 to
q siyt eafh Other IN proeu ing real estate
Abd erecting bulldi' X thereon: &C. umn-
late funds from be savings OF Its m m
keTf; loan mon Y on rea esssts. ttc The
eAtiiAl och Il q Eed at l2j0.bO0 TIE in
eOfporators are w. y. kDleT. Gpolg Is
Adslr. y. b Downing George w. Harris.
FIJI WinHlow. VI Gast0a. II =. Robin
son. George d. Saow and Y. Q Ycuag.
Yesterday afternoon tho four-masied
ushsoner William y. Niiz IA n was
toWed into port by the tug wildwood,
from Port BIZ kelly. Whe Q chs i scharEed
o lot Of freight for Hall Byot eIa She
also had S,3 tons OF freight from 8 n
Franeh CO for Seattle which she 10 nav
discharsiIR she br aRft 70 the ounA
the hllswing pass ngsrs; William NJ -
bonald. Ata summe-, W ard tSo daDgh-
teri, A. q. Parker ard 1. Brown. Alter
dis harging her cargo here the Wiixsman
vii proceed to hort Madison and load
lumber for fan Diego.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18
TO BE CONTINUED

The Board Of County Commissioners,
yesterday after Don, received the fol-
lowing Communication from the Grand
jay:
Resolved. That the Oo1aty Comm O.
81 j.ers Of King County b az d are here
bg requ ,sted 10 iurthsr snoloy she II.
parts 90 examine tue 80 ,su lts and
B ,oks OF all the County officers OF The
"a & administration.
The above resolution was, this 1Ith
day Of jane, 1887. passed unanimously
By the Grand Jury OF KInR OOanty,
w. II. w. II. TAYLlR,
ALBEIT II. SNIDER FOremsB.
Clerk.
The resolution vRs accepted and TIE
experts employed 10 elntinus their
work.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18

The ahort way, the Quick way. the
only way, the direct vay 20 the sofI
spot In tie AmeEil al heart b 10 ssll
them cheap. This Il What ne are eoins
TO do With Freemsn Bros' stock OF
hosiery. 80 dozsn will be offered n, n
day morning. from g.. TO 35e psir.
Come sad Sc them. ToKxAs q Sna-
KENtH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18
DISTRICT corRr PROCEEDINGS

10 ihs case ~ thomas CTAnney ~. TIE
western MI Company, the ja-yr turt ed
Wfdtt for isitt 4 for S70sA besrN'
10 TIE cae q =, Coli man W. TIE
" Ash ngson tcNmboAt Company. the
80 80 t1s racicd e ury % return = yer
act " the d-fenuant.
=, ne 0ranc Juyy ca the part Of the Tor
rs.ef' ie .aruei = tfus bi I EgAlast J 1hu
.Eeea ~ al assault WITH . deadly
WesPoT.
. ] he ca o. jain r CAil en- Va VIM. y
ssfNArd Is nos on trial.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18

FIVE sAILNe.-1he sAigs T. II. Ahen
asa James K Kelly are CT gll6 and ISIS
t0ss resPectivsly. both new and both BE-
kn ~ah Franct soo. after cig asns o.
~ q city they were named. R5fh shipA
.sadet Nth salt ~ tAv ? iuol last
:. esh sna STAR & Tor New Ns The
- Sere txpeclpd 90 race Il across a e
Atlantic, ard they I'D. crowdlng al sail
catching I'VE y Nh.K o. favorable
80 possi hso, The iva shirs kept close
ne' ana arrived AZ New YORK on he
uass' ~ sluo simu tsneoasly. IA :
80 ST. irg in twenty mn trs AheAd.
- V0yagc Of twenty four days ~ {
sour The Aim had . celehra Cd
- - VIA the Alfred -. kog~s about .
49, Aga They lcft liverpool At the same
N.sNSAeh hAvtag = % toDs Of sAtsh .AF'a.
~ oSts were made in i1Verpa, 4 Nv
1e san Faarisca on tie result
-. e,n,'eea GAYS thev trAvclea side By
49, 80 Seas iato New Nok h4F Dor Al
ekntsen Aoars.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18

Pass D ,il-TurnbnfL I.
Wild Ptc1es-Rarrosa, l.
fso hSss Hifs-TuEnhuil, W. Faxr0tt,
Bailey aDd fhoFBslL
Umpire-Weiss. LaeG7neR; seores-
d. Il. BisekmaFS. seattle; n. L Van
BroC kiln, WIIlanettea.
BozKa.
The day was perfect.
Dickssss play at second was bgiflianG
Mr.. Welfs undoubtedly eesir q 20 b
Impartial, bus too or thres Of his de
eis nus we're faulty.
WIN shoald The people 81 NE park be
obiig q - wsit Tires quarters OF ~
hour On the railroad Trash after the
Ramef
No ssriSas scsidenfs yesterday. The
vorss was that Of the broun doR that
vas bit IN the pAw while playing 81
shoFt stop.
D5n's Gail 70 attend the same today.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18


FHEDERIoK WAsDx.-Toe attendance
at the Opera House last night vas
hardly a. large a. that on Thursday.
The play, however. proved to be quite
- entertaining as "Virginias," and vas
received With marked favor. As zoe
Dasian slave. Mr.. waFde inds another
character well suited TO his admirable
style. and he makes much Of 10. Toe
translator's text has been adjusted 10
h,e needs, 30 that the version - be usee
il il one in Which be can diaplsy bis
rowsrs 20 great advantage. The scenes
last evening" were splendidly worked 40,
0Alba's recognition Of bis daughter aud
his refusal 20 Stay Der being psrtiOa.
Iarlv "a ,etive. 80, too, Vas the nnal
s.cfifiss Of Ned 4mia In toe hope thai
the oracle uoaId osms tTus and the En-
p,roS's goveFunens b. overthFown. The
snpport, as 90 The previous evening, vas
good. The parts OF Ofieea and fia-
Wan we're in esp ciaily o0mpetent hands,
and Miss Blair as Neodsmia and Mss
Pierce a. FaustinA. were exoellen'. MI.
WsFds has crested q good Impression
hsre, and Ge are certain his return 20
Seattle ViII be hailed with pleasure by
ell theateF ROSrs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18

FUxEAAL NSTIcE- The funeral OF
ths late Fred " Mylsn vill be held at
the rssisenel Of Prot. u. s. Jepes. o.
Fifth street. between Uaion aud Uai-
Vsrssty. 90 SlndAy. At 2 o'sloek T. u.
mesa "a vas . member Of the ODD
), A. ws' lodge at b Aek DiaUond. MI.
NTIeu came 20 Seattle from CALAIS.
Mai .. Aboal fouF years arc. and since
,hat tine has been teaching IN ktne
~oantV. the lisa year being apent ~
Rl1ck DiA end and Franklia. II :
saves a mother and slStsR N Maine,
gDon whom tie sad neWs viii fall Wfth
cfussiny weight. Being Of = genial
aispsslti5n. be made many friends vho
S,ir IN relatives in profoana sorroU
"a a. apparsaaly antimeiy death.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18

OS A vmrr &C IlOnel George B. Garry,
an Oregon piOnser and one Of the Gar
iield electors from that State, is visitinG
w. v. Rinehart and other friends In
this city. After GaF6eld's election
Colonel Curry vas appointed Register
of the Land Once ~ LaGFands, Ore
gon, but when Cleveland came into Of.
Ace the Colonel fell under the ban Of a.
offensive partisan and was RELOCATED "a
private life. He is lawyer By pfefes-
sion and enjoys lucrative practice In
his State.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18

CHANGE OF OaIKFs. Hatton has
resigned bis position % Chlef Of the tag
Massick and william Oampbsll has
been appointed 81 that position. With
Fred OospeF az First Assistant.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18
TALK WIFE cAPrzIy oUIxS.


Yesterday fossnoon Q. Baxter 4 Oo-s
ssaIing schooDsr fea.sg. CActsin 3 Q.
Qslna. arrived fr0m TIE Gaps. sfssR The
ssason,s eaaeh. In eanvsrsskioa With 8
Pogx-TnEmxzazzcEn Ferersss, 0peain
Qatnn said: @Taking INTO eonsidsratisn
shs ROACH weather we have experienced
good. In al my expeEienes N aeaiire
Of ths ospe. l never saw s1ch foaRe
weather. % prevailed this season / 8aa
cut IN the terrible storm e April tst.
ID w6ioh % Dsuy vessels were wTeoked.
when the hloW commenced IN TIE
meEninG Ve were 50 miles south Of TIE
Cape. and Q good distances 81 shore.
knsR there 1as danger and hsaded her
under ref for Neah bay. We had 90
board Is eansea apd thsir crews. and
realised thai eousthinR must Be do1e
20 allay the fears Of the Indiana. %
lighted my pips and snokeo during he
entire day ualil we were safe into porf.
Several Of the aAiIs carried ewsY. b1s
vs Ros int0 NsAh Bay By 3 e'oloek. aDd
I en- told THAI wls before the heaviest
weather 81 In. The Indians Watched
me and a. Iona 90 I s@oked they felt
perfectly safe on board the soAoone1,
bat tell 700 hogs never 10 Be PLACED
IN sach q position aQaig.
The ssaiinz ssasoa is over, % Tar ~
the catch OF OAps Fiattssy 70 con-
oeFnsd. Al the schooaera did fairly
wsll. TIE Granger vas The banner
schooner IN the AmesieIn nse1, he
having received 500 seals daring ths
season. The schooner Lotsie lefs on
Thsrsday for Alaska With Q vhits eep.
tain and e-ok, The remainder Of the
crsv being Indiana They expsct 10
eonftaos sealing e. long - there ere
scala % Be canRht, " thsy have 20 90
clear into Behring's 80. The sohooasF
Mist has BEEN sold 10 Tvee Sam, IN In
diaa On the Heah bay reservation. She
will Be- In the sealing 6set maxi season,
II not before that TINA.
The soheo8eR O. o. Perkins. Capt. n.
Nc almond, haa been chartered 30 90
10 Osett 10 bring the Wreekaes fran the
bark Edwardo 20 Pert Townsend.
AZ sooa 90 / 18th disshsrEing our
cargo OF skina. pelts. aatlogs. salt aad
other stua W. will eommenee loading
merchandise for The store 81 Q1iile-
Uts."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18

Ovr or DEET.-At tes Close OF TIE
a,,aI year endise Nay 81, 1855. The Ia
.ashssap@ss % ths general frsd ~ tAs
cits "a Ssafsis Amounted q SIC slal2.
C,tx Clsrk Forrest las iasa oAlAccsd 40
g. Us for ZEE fscal year snefne Jun@
/. 1881. ana dads that the e'sS = nee
1nIv ,,rst az deba hat hes Q s1rpaes IN
a. treasarv ~ ttesN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18

30 doz. chIldron's ribbed hose, full
finished, Nsos fest. Soe.
Is dos. boys' heavy ribbed hose.
splendid 70 wear. Oxford % Cam
bridge mixed, 95c.
30 doc. chIldren's fancy striped Aose.
French ribbed. Sc.
50 dox. chIldren's Preach ribbed Aoss
In solid colors. sc.
IS dog. chIldrenS fancy striped In
grain hose, a. l5c. 20c and DC.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18
THE TRUE METHOD

OF curing hAoituAl constipation and
liver aud kidney ills 10 TO avoid the use
Of the bitter, drastic liver medicines and
clthaFtlos, and 10 take only the pleasant
liquid fruit remedy, syrup OF Fies. IL
eIeanses 40 well 90 strengthens the sys-
ten, and does not leave the bowels oUs-
tive. % that regular habits may be
formed and the invalid permanently
restored to health. Itaots promptly add
effectively; 10 is easily takes, and per-
fectly harmless. For sale In 30 cents
and 81 bottles. aw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18

Tbs Northwestern Express Company
will be ready for business on and after
Jane LIST. 1857, bsswosa Seattle and
other poinea In Western WashinQtOn;
offiss With Postal Telegraph Oompany,
Mil street. The patronage Of the pub-
Ito Ia solicited.
II. O. eTkuvR. President.
JAMES A. OARxY, sec'y. mS1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18

II you want q lawn mower. the light
est draft. easiest cutting mower IN the
market 10 the New Easy, for sale BY the
Seattle HaFdGaFe Company JILL 6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18

80 doz. ladies brilliant Llsle hose,
standard colors, CSC.
Is dog. ladies' fancy striped cotton
hose, worth Soc, ct Soc.
so dos. ladies' imported hose, split
feet, due finish, Sc
10 doE. children's heavy ribbed
hose, 81 1Oc.
20 doE. chIldren's solid colored
hose. a. 10 l-2c.
Is doE- chIldren's fancy striped
hose, at l6c.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18

Scan item by item Of our late great
eurohases. Dress goods ~orth tl.25 for
sos. LADIES' rose for $50. worth 75o.
ToKf.As q SNOWMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18

The short Wsy, che quick way. ths
ealy way, tbs direet way 70 che sofl
spot 10 the American heart Il 10 eel
them cheap. Thls Ia what we are going
10 DO with FFeemsn BTos' sock Of
hosiery. 80 dossn viii Be offered Mon
dag morning. from 60. 10 S6a paiT.
Come and zee them. ToKLAs 4 SINE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18

II voc Wans 20 s-s 0Asg .al1s "a cossery
and erashss, cone and se tokLAa q
SrxoMAMA8.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18

re steamer EEAassI Gill leave Yss
Doek 90 Monday. Al 6 .. N. foJ
:, ts k,and trip, 81 Family tick
tsSV per bead, including trap -
s,Sal@alL Tuesday nigbt. 20 view
tseasaan, resuFnios Wednesday sf
T.s' For ttcksls apply 70 Ono.
18TH Is -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18

T9sI ISL IS
willanssies. o Q Q Q Q 80
s.attle 90 o o 0 0 0 4 o -
Raos Essned-Sssttte, ].
straek Oae--By Boath. ) ~ fAr
rost. IL =. g..
Ties. s.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18

The Seattle Hardware Company have
iast received q car load OF the celebrated
steel skein Balm wagons. No wagon
sold on Puget Sound has made % good
q record as the BAN. jell 6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18
CIT uDcTIoN.

Ordered that the clerk be dirsoteA 10
CIV. toe usual electi0n notices.
Zoe following plsoss for holding tne
polls sers selected. aud The foiloginR
on ssrs Of election we're appointed y
the csauail, 20 Utl:
F.rst uArd-Pslls 70 be hsl1 1t engia 20
hoass No. .. Inapeetor, J. d. II eDsr'
nssf; ja1Rea, W. V. RtnehArt, ". ].
Granes; clerks. J. o. Hsssas an1 W. j.
Dearborn
Sscood wArd-Polls 30 Be held ~ 60
al hsass M l. Iasp@atof. u. 3
Ma3docks; iaaRss. y. W. W ash "a and
Oharlss MsD0nAi3; elsrka. CaArtea
sweDseu and Josiah Collins.
laird Ward-P0lls 20 be held q
Browne PzSilion- InspsctoF. A. W
Piper. judges, l. d. Address and y
Aoth0nE. Clerks. DJaxi8ss XoanR az
h. n HspkinA
POarsh wArd-Polls - b hsld .
Easins House M. 4. Iaspsstor. ". L
Prsstoa. judges. HssFy h sseerg IN.
. Coaries Baker Clerks j. HcGfati
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.-sos an VEN By tteCa 81 cur late ersAa
A.. - Dfess goods woEih SIS for
Ltdies' hnss for Saa. worth 5Ka.
Ae<LAs 4 SISaxaxAE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18
BRIDGES,

Tbs California Bridge Company,
which corporation last year built the
Grant street tEestle, In this city, was
yesterday awarded the contract for the
construction of an iron bridge over
White river, vith seventy foot draw,
for $500. eomplets. rnis bridge will
be Ice tied on VIA. CoonFane's farm,
near the Catholic Onurc1.
The contract for the bridge ever Tolt
river vas aw1rded 20 T. w. l. IKE, Of
SEATTLE, for $2!40, complete.
The Bard conola led to build two
bridges ever White Fiv r. aud in day OF
30 will call for plans and spec 6eat q
for q single span Bird ., TO be oatlt
over that stream al Alvord's place
There is N Dney enough on hand 10 the
road and bridge fuad to build all three
Of these bridges, and the Board declares
that all three shall bs built this season.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18

40 ordinance waa Submitted. entitled
sAn orafaases px0vsdinz for ths cree
Gion Of 800 len haildinRs wIthin certain
limits" Passed-
All SFns till Monday svsning nsxt
a. . 0'eio1k.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18

Tia newest creation in has arrived
by fxsres4 from New York ) tureay
morning, jane ITO. 1oKLAs 4 sIS0-
EkMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18

New millinery By express from New
York on Saturday msFninR, June 1lth.
We are the only house shat get the late
ssyIes. ToKLAs 4 STaaKRMAn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18

Strawberries Strawberries Haley
4 Wright, special agents for Juanisa
strawberries. Fiaest on earth. isl4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18

Tremendous offerings in heSiery on
Monday morning and until all are dis
posed Of. LADIES' hose, full finished,
extra lengths. fast oolOFs. At % cents;
tqual to anything sold at so and 70
cents, ToKLAs 4 SIN0KRMAn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18

John Shepioh, Thomas Anderson,
Barrett 4 lie Blanc and n HIin LANCE
d Company.
Ga melton Of OouneilmAn RFink, the
Finance COMMITTEES vas empowered 70
purchase the property. Two lots) known
e. the North School House. corner Third
and Pine streets. lots 8 and IL, block 81,
A. A. Denny's Third addition.
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II yoo vant 70 80 bargains 70 oosless
an crashes. eoms and sc IoALAs q
SIxaKRNAN
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90 Inch extra heavy. 0ermau damAak
00c. CHS line well worth ei.@
90 inch xxx quality. German dam
ask 81. (this reduced from ti.s0
70 zach extra satin aalsh ol.D -
(dne line reduced from el.ee -